Its a hard one as updata are pretty good.
so is Thomson Reuters...
The thing is all currency are free so everyone should have access to the same data.
Well i know its free from thomson reuters...
strange
remo

I'll also be going long there though as there's loads of support. 7965 is my mark which is wave 1 high and where the trendline (on my chart) wil be in a day or two. Luckily, I closed my previous long out at the resistance shown near 8074 yesterday.

Ive placed a order to go long at 7980 with a 15 point stoploss on first attempt only.
This is where the trend line is.

As you may have noticed I have been in and out of this quite a few times now . This is the realm of day trading. This is normal. You should be taking profits and closing them out quickly before profits go.
So far the last few trades have been very profitable.
As you should be able to tell theres no hindsite trading from me.
dyor

It was a good call, I took that trade.
yesterday when I checked I was in profit so I moved the stop to breakeven, now it looks very good.
I am just going to set a trailing stop on this one and see where it goes.
Thanks

The odds are in your favour when you short at a resistance level. Thats the key to beating the markets i think. Well it works for me. Thats the only way i trade.
With regards to why i placed the trade at 8160. I sought of thought where would all the stops be placed if i was shorting this from earlier. Then placed my Short from there. Lucky really.
Best place to have shorted this would be at the resistance at 8153 . I was being greedy so lucky really.

I had resistance at 0.8154 but there's "round number" trading at 8160 perhaps? I'm not really sure I follow your question since the bearish divergence occurred at the resistance level but in my experience, it sometimes pays to wait for a test of the RSI trendline formed by the divergence as shown here:

It doesn't always happen and sometimes when it does it's only on an intra-candle basis so it appears later to have never touched.

It's a bit dangerous to simply trade divergences since they do often come in doubles or trebles. Best if you can find a divergence near an important support/resistance and then trade the actual S or R accordingly.

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